When using software updater I get the following failure:
“broadcom-wl-kmp-default-5.10.27.11_2.6.27.7_9.1-5.pm.1.x86_64 requires kernel(default:arch_x86_kernel) = f90a87e7f08a5b2f, but this requirement cannot be provided”
Should I try installing the kernel update w/o installing the kernel module packages?
-Frank
The same with ATI fglx driver…
Either update kernel or use ATI driver
So I rejected kernel update and will wait until ATI driver will be built for this new kernel
dont update, i have both and set mines to ignore to update and i am now stuck on kdm loading error. i am currently reverting back to the old kernel :(
this kernel update is causing me too much problems,
the current drivers i am having problems are
ati drivers
alsa sound drivers
broadcom wl drivers
time to shoot my self in the foot again :\
If anyone gets this sorted out I’d love to hear it. I’m having the same problem with the ati fglrx update. I suspect this is also the reason that my system freezes and requires reboot anytime I try to rotate the desktop cube, only started happening since this update became available. Argh.
Okay, I upgraded the kernel and kernel modules using YAST sw update instead of using the online update and I had no problems. It would have been more useful if the online update message gave more detail about the dependency problem in order for me to debug and resolve. Alas…
There are updated rpms with the alsa drivers for the new kernel. I maintain a wiki here: Alsa-update - openSUSE
which gives guidance for updating one’s alsa on openSUSE.